Help me pick a boat name for a new Ranger Tug 27

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Touch and go
 
William Sanborn said it best, in his post to make it easily understandable. Say it three times quickly to see if you can do it in a May Day situation. Most people do not consider that in naming their boat. Good luck.
 
I like it - WingNut - Google imagen will give you some pretty high-quality logos, zero expertise requiredGemini_Generated_Image_225bug225bug225b.jpg
 
DDean said:
I asked AI and this was its list

Here are some aeronautically themed names for a boat owned by a pilot:


1. Final Approach
2. Ground Effect
3. Jetstream
4. Tailwind
5. Crosswind Cruiser
6. Runway Runner
7. Wingtip
8. Airborne Escape
9. Cockpit Cruiser
10. Altitude Adjustment
11. Lift Off
12. Skipper’s Flight
13. The Hangar Bay
14. Nautical Glide
15. Fly Bridge





Let me know if you’d like more ideas or specific variations!
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miss landing
 
CFIT / SeaFit ( for non pilots it means controlled flight into terrain )
 
Just purchased a R27 myself. Named it " Unfinished Business" as a retired accountant. My suggestion? "Crash Course"
 
"My Airplane"
 
Ok this is not aviation related, but we just went through the whole naming thing too. We finally settled on Eva Anne after my grandmothers, but the name we ALMOST chose was; Mother Tugger. It would have given us great laughs and joy to hear people say: "Mother Tugger Mother Tugger" on the radio when hailing us.
 
If you were Canadian, you could go with Take off, eh or the motor dramatic, Take off, eh hoser...
Otherwise, On the Plane...

When are you picking, the suspense is building...?
 
definitely FLY LOW a 9,000 hour pilot here, the most fun ever. if you haven't been there, sorry not sorry.
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How about...
Delayed Flight
Lousy Food
No Leg Room
Lost Luggage
Seatback Kicker
🙂
 
I still think Sea Fit or CFIT. ( Yep that's me. on Lake Erie by Lorain OH. ~5000 hrs rotorcraft, ~2000 stuckwing, & Lt. General in the Conch Republic Air Force. Also sorry not sorry smirk )
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